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ASHCROFT: (cont.) And when it all comes down, I believe not only will they want to sustain the Patriot Act, but we'll probably need to add some more tools in our tool kit against terror, which already exists against drugs and health care fraud.
HUME: Which tools would they be in follow-on legislation, the Patriot Act II, as it might be called? What do you ...
ASHCROFT: Well, I wouldn't call it Patriot Act II, but I would just say this: There are, for example, 330 areas, like health care fraud or things like that, nursing home fraud, where you can demand records on the basis of an administrative subpoena from administrative agencies in the United States.
HUME: No judge?
ASHCROFT: You don't have to go before a judge to do it. These are not necessarily -- these are business records.
HUME: These are regulated areas, though.
ASHCROFT: Yes.
HUME: You're talking about doing this under regulatory power, correct?
ASHCROFT: In some of those areas. In others, circumstances vary.
It seems to me that anti-terrorism is not below the 330th priority in our culture, that some -- let me give you an example.
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